Stellar Performances Captivate at the 24th National Para-Swimming Championship

The 24th National Para-Swimming Championship in Goa witnessed exceptional talent as para-athletes from across India excelled in various categories. Notable victories were seen in both men's and women's events, with athletes from Karnataka, Rajasthan, West Bengal, and Maharashtra making significant marks. The championship highlighted the determination and skill of para-athletes.

The second day of the 24th National Para-Swimming Championship continued to deliver electrifying athletic performances in Goa, showcasing the remarkable talent and determination of para-athletes nationwide. The competition drew athletes from every corner of the country, competing fiercely across multiple categories.

The women's 50-meter backstroke events were a highlight, with Karnataka's Simran clinching the gold in the S6 category. She was closely followed by Odisha's Kabita and Tamil Nadu's Gajapriya. Meanwhile, Karnataka's Sharanaya captured gold in the S7 category, with noteworthy performances also seen from athletes of Rajasthan and Karnataka in S7 and S8 categories.

The men's events saw Kerala's Tomy Joseph securing gold in the S11 category, with further victories for West Bengal and Rajasthan in other categories. The championship offered thrilling races in the 100-meter breaststroke as well, with Services' Herojit Singh and Andhra Pradesh's Lakshamana Rao taking the top spots. The parade of talent continued with exceptional performances in the women's events, highlighting the depth and diversity of para-athletic capabilities. (ANI)

(With inputs from agencies.)